Sentence examples for long useful from inspiring English sources

Colliders and accelerators take a long time to build, but they have long useful lives too.

"The challenge is, Southern yellow pine doesn't have a very long useful life," Mr. Eaton said.

Dana Nuccitelli has posted a long useful piece at Skeptical Science exploring the issues raised by Annan and others on the sensitivity question.

The results show that the new coaxial powder delivery system has stable performance, uniform powder flux, high cooling efficiency, and long useful life.

In cycling tests, a lab version of the new battery was put through 120 charging-discharging cycles, and showed less than a 2percentt loss of capacity, indicating that such batteries could have a long useful lifetime.

A very long useful life is anticipated for Silphie (S. perfoliatum L ., also known as 'cup plant'.

The longest useful lifetime is about 10−5 sec because the corresponding width is comparable to that due to other mechanisms.

The One M8 has one of the longest useful battery lives out of any modern, powerful smartphone currently available and should last around two days of average use and much longer with the aggressive power saving modes active.

Customers can choose to pay up a single up front fee for the systems – which average around $25,000 – or pay nothing up front and make monthly payments over the decades-long useful life of the system.

Lattice models, which have long been useful in studies of protein folding, have found increasing use here.

Clearly some things have had a long and useful life.